The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-24
WHEN CLEVELAND COMES
Preparations for Making His Visit to
Indianapolis Great Occasion.
Appointment of Committees to Arrange for
His ReceptiOn-The Hendricks Club De-
termines to Take Charge Of Him.

There was a very large attendance at the
meeting at the Board Of Trade rooms yesterday
afternoon. to make arrangements for the recep-
| ton of Presiden Mt Cleveland on the occasion of
his visit to this city next month. The State
| Board of Agriculture was represen by
Robert Mitchell. c. E. Merrifsld and Mrs A. N.
Noe. Mayor Denny was present in behalf of the
| city. and presided. The opinion unanimous
that every effort should be made to not fall be
hind other cities of the country in entertaining
the distinguished guest during his stay here. 1t
was decided that the work OF preparation shout Id
begin Immediately, and the following commit
| tees were appointed:
| Executive Committee. P. Frenzel Jos. E. Nc
Donald, n. 8. Byram Albert Gall. v. T. Malott, J. F.
Pratt Ed Hawkins, Jas f. Rice. a. W Conduit.
On Reception-Josephr E. Mcdonald, chairman;
ed Tfps w. E,s isaac
Jcs A. s. Mitchell, Geo V. Howk. Byron K. Elliott.
Miehensr s l La Toilette SiIs INV Nobie 4
Peeile jr A9uilla Jones sr Noble G. Butler, ohas
Shields, v T. Malott, Allen W. Conduit, j. f. Pratt.
Isb.r is Franklin 1ap fstsr
Erwin, D. 4. Richardson Fred P. Rush JOHN
Hugh w. B. Seward Herman Leiber. Chas. Reese
Jas F. Failey. Frederick Fahuley. Rev; Mayer Mes
Schmidt. Frank Maus, George A: Woodford. Albert
Mnter; Q. B. Hord. A. Kiefer Allen Fletcher. Chas
Vernon: John ONeil. Washington; Jonas Howard
Jeffersqnyille; ": D. Owen Legansport; W D. w By
S. Holman Aurora Thos. NJ Browne, Winchester
Jas; T. johnson, Rockville; Geo. w. Steele Marion;
Petersbqrg: Thos. :: Buskirk. Paoi; s H
tfas SALEM S
JAS Sd. ksTp Israel Ggpsy Po se
F. Wayne: pan
Plymouth; A. g. Smith. North Vernon; Chas l.
A'i Mchsaa city,
Terre Hsute: r G Bell, Fl WAYNE; Thos; Byrne5
Psra: nas TeTrs
Haute; Glenn. Studebaker. South Bend Joseph irwin
Tagor Jno BaSer sElRhar J. B.
White, Ft. Wayne; Jas. B. Cheadle. Frankfort; VIM.
On Finance-N. S. yram chairman: Alb. Sahm Jno.
J Cooper NJ R B F. NJ Dell L. F. Haran'
man, Thos. Madden. P. ]: Mulaney.
mann W. Reveal W F. Ps M f. Babsrssr
s s, Coy 1o R. Wilson chas Cooper Gee kGthe
g n F5ease kpR n r. a.
On Railroad.-y. T. Malots. chairman; oran Perry
5. W. Coffin, NJ. ": Mansfield. Jackson Landsrs.
On Invitations-J. F. Profit, chairman; franklin
Lenders George F. Bran n ,I D oBrien' James
Jameson. 81. W. Miller, Lewis Jordan. o. B. Hord.
AW. H Hendricks T. p Haughey, Allen W. Conduit,
On entertainment of visitors.-Ed. Hawkins, chair
man. John A. Holman, John r. Leonard, Chas.
Mayer jr., John Calvin, j. B. RYAN g. F. Miller.
Winter, John 1. GrifRths, R. G. j. Pendleton, Fred
Francke. Chas N. Metcalf.
On State House RECEPTIONS. P. Sheern, chairman;
Thos. T. Madden. D. I; Bacon. JAS B; Curtis Ma
than Morris. w. H. Cakins Edward Daniels. n. r.
Ruckle. G. E. Hoenbeck. Fred. Mayer. Eli Lilly, J.
A. Lemcke Paul krauss. f. P. Wade. Myron D.
King.
A committee on press was also appointed.
with James FL Rice chairman, and print
ing headed by Allan w. Conduit
There is nothing definite yet known about the
date of the visit. The executive committee will
attempt to ascertain this week. if possible, the
exact time. The representatives from, the
State Board of Agriculture were anxious that
he should be induced to make the visit during
the progress of the State fair. but the business
mems portion of the committee seem to prefer
that the visit be either before after the fair
As soon as the date OF the visit can be ascer-
tanned the committee will be called together
and will begin active work.
1t seems probable that there will be a conflict
for authority in making arrangements for the
reception and entertainment of the President.
The Hendricks Club met last night and took
steps toward making all such arrangements,
Trade, city officers and State Board of Agricul-
ture in the afternoon. A full set of committees
were appointed to prepare for The affair. and
other steps taken. It was voted that each men,
dents visit, should dark
clothes and white plug hat,
and carry cane. Three hundred suits were or
dered from Cincinnati house. Letters were
read from two Democratic clubs, of Cincinnati,
stating that they would attend the reception in
a body. It is the purpose of the Hendricks Club
to ignore ali other bodies that propose to make
arrangements for the entertainment. for the rea-
son. as they say, that they the first to be-
gin preparations for the reception.